“libs-yin 5
mm
liberal-row f at a
.lmli 2
I‘dwnye’tuosy onto our Blanket stock. buying only
”my standard brands. This sale tomorrow is a
“chance and price. women'rwill surely not mine it.
, .tomoncvlfior YO;UR.‘Ihare.~ ‘I. . .
, “touteufl‘MBEAflON” Blankets; the greatest Blanket made.
"We bouhht =thIIe one year ago; today they would contai-
v most 50 per cent more. Two cases (80 pairs) ready tor to-
morrow; the Blanket that has the warmth and wear or a
$3.00 grade. in; Grey. Tan and White. ’l‘o-
marrow . . . . ............. . ........
...-n.'....n
«I full size Blankets, In Grey and White; big value at 86
41.25 pair. Tomorrow . .......................... C
‘ 11-4 full size Wool Blankets, lug $4.00 value. To $2 99
D I
$6.50
...............................
4 strictly ALL W001. Blankets, regular $3.00 value.
Tomorrow .....................................
Shirt WaiSts
An immense variety. priced tomorrow at about the
mere cost of the cloth.
Women’s Sweaters
1000 Women's White Sweaters that are good value at the; look
‘ exactly like lite ‘ pure worsted. 'i‘oinol'row. all 39
sizes ... .......................................... C
, u
REMARKABLE VALUES IN
Flannels and Flannelettes
Ilflfiarnse stocks bought right. Tomorrow‘s prices
are the lowest yet named.
100 Best Outing Flannels ................................. 7c
. 15c Fleccod Duckling for kimonus and house d
‘ gowns ...................................... "c y .
15c extra heavy 32-inch wide White Donlvt. Sul-
urday ............................... . 9C Yd.
C
3%
" ‘ Men’s Sweaters
Men's \l'orulod Finished Sweaters in Grey with self or 0010er
borders, sizes up to 44 inch; big itSc \‘llllli‘. Siil‘ 59C
-, urday ............. .
Iloys‘ sizes ............................................ 49c
..............................
‘ One-third oil on Trimmed and lintriullncd llllls.
W Wool-w ameliorate w...
00m. Hundredundhundredfi arm cm. Ii“ "f
t‘ “it? 19"?”de “9““! onto the finest all wool. We
31.89
{-01.00 and $1.25 White Linen \anstu, u down styles. : ...... 79c
. $1.50 Wuists at ............. , ................... $1.00
$2.00 and $2.50 Walsls at ................................ $1.50
THE EXPECTED HAS'ARRIVED—COLD we TH
FULLY EQUIPPED IN EVERY DEPARTM NT
months past wheii others were complaining about t
, uEchllcnt Values, for Saturday
ER IS WITH us AND FINDS THE BOSTON STORE.
TO MEET THE DEMANDS IT CRIQATES. For
he heat. we were preparing for cold weather, buying
Warm Underwear. Ilcavy V Coats, Wool
Blankets, Ready-to-Wear Goods, Etc.
NOW YOU REAP THE BENEFITS. TOMORROW
ONErrHIRn LESS THAN rum
It’s Better Than Putting Money in the Bank .
WE OFFER YOU THESE IMMENSE STOCKS AT
R REGULAR SELLING PRICES.
Women’s Suits
Our READY TO WEAR DEPT. is noted for the
exclusiveness of its styles. Every garment shows the
most careful tailoring and reflects the most recent fash-
ion. We keep in close touch with the latest style. selling
ALWAYS at the lowest possible prices.
For Saturday we offer you your choice of lilack, Navy. Green.
Grey. lavender. Wisteria and all the new lending auntie».
made with filled or hilllll’llllod collie. eel! utrippiuxe, large
patch pockets, out let button trimmings and correct hang-
ing skirts. every size; regular $30.00 value. 514 98
I
Sulllrllily only ...............................
Heavy Goals
The semi-tilted plaid and iWil-lnno l-m-cts in Tune, etc, trilli-
med with largo Inucy buttons; regular 812.50 798
(‘oul .......................................... .
Skirts
000 now Illt‘Illt'd module. all the new colorlllllu, perfectly made;
considered the bout $5.1m Skirt on the market. $3 98
. _
Saturday
TREMENDOUS OFFERINGS IN
Colored Wool Dress Goods
by the'Botany Worsted Mills and the Garfield Worsted
Mills of Passaic. N. 1.. the two foremost manufacturers
in the country. and odered here tomorrow at prices away
below the wholesale price. when bought by the case di-
rect from the mills. The colors include almost every
well known shade and the weaves are the very latest.
COME TOMORROW FOR YOUR SHARE.
SPFJI‘IAI. ALI. \\‘l;.ll. llRi)Alll‘l.ll'l‘lI, all l-olors. the regular
dollar quality; Hosts 77H}:- yurd at whmeunic: 750 yd
I
sold in some stolen at SL110. ’i‘olnorrow .....
i0!) pieces FANCY \\'l-J:\\'ICS uud PLAIN SEIIUKS. all new. most
hum-y ”“0“: wgillnl‘ prions SLIM] iilld $1.235. 9c 3.d
0
All tomorrow
GERMAN IlllOAlli‘llo'l‘ii. it very lino quality, as silky and as
smooth all a glove. all colors; regular 31.50.
Tomorrow .................................. 98c Yd.
3'9 d.
:5. pieces 500 and The Willll, Illllt‘h‘s Goons, a
la“ ‘
,250 DRESS GOODS. plain and fancy ....... 12 l'zc Yd.
l
greet assortment ...........................
19c DRESS GOODS, plain or funny at .............. 9c. yd.
200 pieces of absolutely All Wool Dress Goods. made .
i. WidterUnderWear ‘0 .-
Nowis thoxtime you. went good-Wilda, serviceable
Underwear-wine kinda that you can depend upon. Don't
wait ’tlll you have taken a cold; buy now and take ad-
vantage of Benton Store price cutting. _
For Women
“llerkehlre” Ribbed All Wool Vests and Pants. any
size; 81.25. value, each
Berkshire Ribbed.
' sleeves
50c quality mulled Fleeced Vesta and Pants, extra
heavy. Saturday ......
$1.00
‘ Wool long short or elbow ‘
y ‘ ne’. '0‘ 25C
3%
n......-.nn-.-nooul
us... ......... ...uc.l..I
For Men
11.25 Natural Wool Shirts and Drawers. made by the best known
maker in the United States; guaranteed
00% wool; sizes up to 48vincb. Tomorrow. . $1.00 ea.
$1.00 Shirts and Drawers. all sizes ...................... ...75c
For Children
Heavy Ribbed Fieeced Vests and Pants, 20c value at .25e. _
Natural \Vool Ribbed Vests and Pants, shrunken and war-
ranted to hold shape.
J
A F leeced Stockings
Women's extra heavy Fleeced Lined Stockings, 170 l 2
value. Saturday .......................... . l " c
vaes
All ready as usual. with a. grand line. The Boston Store's
high standard of qualities luainlain. up to the highest point.
Laces
200 piocos 'l'orchon Laces, considered cheap at 10c.
'i‘olnorrow nil “‘Illlllti .........................
4c yd.
Petticoats
100 Black Mercerized Sateen and Heatherbloom Pet-
ticoats to go tomorrow at big savings. Wonderful
values.
31.00 Petticoats .................................. ......79c
$1.50 Petticoats ............................ . ......... $1.00
82.00 "lieutherbloom," tho .‘-‘"ll”"l" kind; nowhere 149
less than 82.00. Satin-on} .
Notions
n'
we Harri-lies ............................................. 16c
500 Jet Watch Charms ..................................... 21c ‘
10c Elastic Shirl. Waist Supporters ......................... 7e
12%“: Stock Collars ................................... ......0o
Rolled Gold Plated Duran Collar fins. regular 500. . ...... 179 pr-
.)
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lumen Golden, Editor Ind Proprietor
W
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WM....._._.. .w .. .
Millinuro Alliance for Tomorrow
sun rises 6:05; sets 5:13.
High title [1253 a. m.
GVINING SENTINEL TELEPHONE
.. CALLO
Wile-New- Department
OH-niuelneu Department
I" alt-Branch Office, Norwaih
l-vlditor’l Relideoae
Div-Oily Editor’l Ruldenee
:,; socmry NOTICES
-- MAeoNl'c‘ omecroav
OM Well Lodge, No. 100. P. and A. NI.
‘Unte in Masonic iluildlug, South
Itreet. lit and lid Tuesday ol
mouth-«July and August on.
«at 8 o‘clock. All Mailer
' leorditllly invited. Frederick
. on. W. M. Robert M. Wilcon.
‘ ' ‘Ohl m‘ No. 30, R. A. 'M.
$33!! inp Milsonio Building, South
’ ”u Itreet, lid and itli Tue-den oi
' ' . aeolian—July and Ausult u:
WM 8 O'CIock. All lioylll Arch
“ UM cordially Invited. Charm r
i. H. P. Robert M. Wilcox. tie!
, TH! FLAG TO WAVE!
A . m high school committee appear
I tifi right on the Job. ’l‘hongh only
' Moe it little. more than a week.
{have hiked up the matter or a
" .opening or the high Iohool
_ at, which. of noilrse, will mean
A ins over or the structure to
. The good intent or the
and committee to have it flag pole
‘ ‘ f‘ in a short time ll Ilao oom-
ubilo whole in Connecticut.
tilting Willie has been
Ill MW ever Iiaoe
“lit nto commission. In
i: r mm
.. y , . quIllr
tor and sinuous.
lint. binary: and stud t
‘ of the corn to t
, , .tlto warning of
* il”“.i:‘.ili..:""
Ire
. ., , In tile ”It
shot-e are high and tho illlimnilc is
pushing the melancholy lluya along.
Silill that. lloorImHnril‘ol-li Pool.
The oillrinl wolilllor prnplll-t oi Eliot
Norwulk dcclnres (hill the warm clenr~
lug up of recent i‘llll storms lull-ans ll
mild wlulor. 'l‘lils wcilillor predicting
business is getting to he almost or
confusing as the .\'lll'l|l l'oie contro-
vorny. 0n the basis or inclination.
We'd rnthor hollow East Ntll'u‘lllk‘s
ulmosphericul sash.
’l‘llui yarn llllonl (‘oloul-l Roost-roll
directing lilo New York ullllliripui vllnr
pilign by cable from Alril-u ls l-l'rlniir
ly it good ()llt‘mlllIIl 'i‘l-liliy illikllliz lion
lllll'll lo willllil'uw in lnvor ol‘ 'Ii'nl'fil ~
hands up! murder!
. ..,,._.... . . ..
If you argue illlli lodny iun'l ltIilil)
iouu cululuil you are bound to win olll.
lull don‘t forgot that thin point won't
hold If you “I‘ll arguing llllli blucll it
while.
It llliii been our :lllivi'i’llllilll llllli the
liiiuil-llcr-llrilllinn illiurioil ll. (‘rllur
form of resignation iii quilo popular.
......-........._....-._mm
Stale police in town inspecting firt-
coudltlon. ‘Loolt out that you are not
caught napping. Mr. Local Inspectors!
Communications signed "Hopeful"
and ”Protection" will be prlnlmi in lo
morrow'e Sentinel.
We love the cool, bracing air or fail
lull 0 you lndlun Hummer.
._..__ ........_ um... . Am...“ .c
RIGHT To THI‘. POINT.
What I. ilerce time the common
people do have in this World. uny-
woy. if they out white hour. they
will get appendicitis; it they not corn
bread. they will not pelican; ii‘ they
cut liner-teak. they will get in the
poorllouee.—-Weehingwu lierlild.
decide 0th 10‘ the lecture 1 plat-
form Ill what hllrtI Peary worse than
his duh to the polewnoltimora sun.
01: the Boat/pit common Sunday.
. former rum new a. Dewey tallied
continuously rot-twelve hours explain-
dries require twelve hours of explunz
Ition had better yet a new Int oi
vino-willirtiord Time.
it there m in. him historical
«you» in be celebrated. we Will new
.0.
,ie
pm“. SIS“ that“. i A 1!)!me "IN!- C
and he wns tired lililllt'llifllt'i)’. 'l‘llnll
only goes in show will” modern (‘hriwi
lillnliy bl ul lilo lll‘l‘til'lll drum» Middle
ioWli l'l‘l‘h‘l-i.
m..-
Whalinwr l-Isc lilo Now York lnllni-
('iilill culnpniizn lnuy luck it In with «up
plied with noise and :lllirwllroe. , Iliirl-
i'orll ’Iinlou.
. c...” “0,“, .
llilllillill WHICINC Ii
CRICI CHURCH
((‘onilnucd from I‘ii'ut Page.)
brido'u parents this afternoon lit two
o'clock. 'i‘Ilv- corolilouy wne performed
by tho ill-ix Hurry (.‘liunlllerlilin Mew
urrc, pastor of ill“ mm! Conliroga-'
tionul church, in tho prouonoo of about
on llllndrml rulutlvou and friends, says
the linnbnry News ot yeulouiuy.
The house, with proilluo decoration:
or qurol. lords and pulluu. and with
unillux and autumn loavos, was a most
attractive and delightful place (or a
wound: putty. 'l‘ho l'i'l'tlillilily wan
lli‘rftll‘llii'd in“ u bower ol‘ lulu-oi in a.
corner ol‘ the main parlor. The bride
wail given away by her {killer and one
was attended only by a mold or hon-
or, her sister. Margaret A. llogu. The
groom‘s niun Wan his brother, Charles
llurold lit-Klyn. 'l‘ho Wedding party
marched down the mIin stairway and
onlurod the parlor from the trout bull
to tho utrainn of the wedding march
from lollougrin. played on the plum
and violin by ll‘. 0. Danny and Paul
levcil. .
The bride wore a prawn or white lib-
oriy unlill. made over, white teem
silk and trimmed with pan-omenierie
lace. Bh’e carried a shower hell not
of Miller at the valley and orehldl. be
mild of honor wore I while mull down
trimmed with valeneleuen lace and cor-
rled a bouquet of white room. The
groom's pill. to the bride was I liar-
velit moon brooch oildilmqndd and
pearls. It was the only ornament
worn by the bride during the new
moor. .
An intormIl reception followed the
ceremony and: lunch was lowed. tor
which Hotel Green altered. The bride
received many mum II!“ from
relative. audit-lender: Among the
guest: were some train Nor-walk. New-
Iril and New York. tuition those from
Danhury Indmthfi.
Mr. Ind rm. Dexlyrl.‘will way
in an, automobile. tor I. well in. trill
Which williIIt two wooltp. The move
going um men in billions blue chin
ton broadcloth; lib I but to match, _
Mr. Ind, ’ ,yn will reIideIt
' 6' will be It. MW
and
the
MI
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livid .
mini ill
PROVlDl‘lNl‘E. It: I., Oct. lii.-Wlth
addreme and current] discussion of a
many Illbyects rollitlns‘ to church work '
0t. Andrew clmiiuuon the session of
he twenty-fourth annual notional con-
vention In the
Church here today.
service. which provided the opening of :
Grace Church.
Anions the simpler: more revere!
oi the toremost theologians or the
Protestant. Illplscoi ‘Cliilreh in the
United States and }it!!!
local laymen.
Froneiwo whose a to it» in
touch with Ill rormr’ ill it
fine. Ind George Willi-ton Pepper,
0! Philadelphia.
speakers It the to
_.. 0. 1a.: 13:“ until I ll. n. _ ,
I'rllutuio clam Milli“ AH- {Pfi‘w‘lm "mm.“
- . outrun. . p“ m.
names. on. lii‘ru-é'l‘hlt‘ty-llx limb . , Fanwlck -
ill-snot the
’lffOItOd'llBl'O today allergen wilh crinn
l
“tilt
’llill' values liter tile I: it ‘
a. went into enact. mhilul
riot: ime taken plaice. ' ' ‘
on which the leuderls‘
ill ”b“- . inululi _
“WWI/n Irla well mm. WM 0' a recitation
, . 9
“NE.
we we A. F. Beckmaun &Co.
3 LOO GALLON ..
CALIFORNIA
CLARET
90c C ALLON
You can do just a little Boiler in Quality and Price
" ‘when you buy of us.
FANCY SWEET POTATOES. per peck ........................... 23o
DRAKE BROTHERB' SPONGE CAKE, each ..................... 190
BEST CAPE CO CRANBERRIES. quart ........................ 10c
BAKER'S or BE. KMANN'8 COCOA. large tin ................... 10c
IMPORTED SMIBS CHEESE. pound ........................... 35c
WE ARE UNLOADING A CAR LOAD OF NEW CANNED 80008.
If you want Fresh Block. buy here.
Take Notice
FRED SCHEIDLER
wishes to lulorm his many friends
and the public in general that he has
opened
I
A Strictly Up-to-Date
Barber Shop
City Hotel Black
SOUTH MAIN STREET
Special for Saturday, October 16th
FOR NINETV cam-s BOTTLE.
90° bottle ANY or rues: STANDARD WHI8KIES 90°. bottle
Wileon. Gran River, Flncb'I Golden Wedding or Monogram.
-. s‘. ~q’.
GEORGE EHRQ‘T’S IXTRA BEER. . . . I . . .24 bottlee, 0M5; 12 tor 00c.
Old Port Wino. Ilol. .......... 45: i licuneusy'u or Mill'u-ll'a llrlitnr
Old Short-l \i'ine, bot. ....... 45c . llrllnliy .................. 01,50
h‘illo Tokay Wide. bot. ....... 40o i Duffy's Pure Milli Wlliulroy.
0m ()voriloli \\'lllukoy, lint. 41.00 ! bot.
A.F. B. 8: Co.
‘ allot WASdINOTON
eraser
Phone 440
social uplift. the Brotherhood of
Minimum Street
The devotional
torenoou uoskion. was held in
umber at prom.
.I. (3. Airman. 0 sun
at how !much in
mineut eliuroiunnn and lawyer, . m
- ' Iorip ioII .
w u. no principal adiabatic-Nah. all riw
noon Ionian.
. 1 ,
A ousn't’nov'rw; /
'l‘ilie Ietiou II lilo Room “Wink “will. I,
the cinematic" articles on , . w 7, macros fl“ .,
"i any: 19M- a
strikinu alternation wow
leofinpirecy.
In
It the
Mt unit I
inn. Thu/WM
resonated».
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Ill 3mm PIICI
.. w“-.. .uwa—v—Mm
NEW PATTERNB iN
LADIES’
Footwear
elm mu. CLOTHTOP. IbT‘l‘ON.
I'ANOY no
$8.00 and $4.00
PATINT COLT. CLOTH TOR, BUT
TON .
$3.50
NATUR! OHA’I.
Shops for Children
just who
Wearmm ‘Fit
in unwritten use".
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Assessors’ Notice
We, the undersigned, hereby give
notice to all persons and corporations
liable to pay taxed in the City or
South Norwalk. that they are required
by law to deliver to the ”season. or
either or them, on or before the lat
day of November, 1909, a written or
printed list. dated. planed and sworn
to. or all the property armed by them
on the first day or October. 1900. Ila-
ble to taxation, making I description
of oil the real estate, each parcel be-
lnx separately deocrlbed.
N. li.«-l.IIie may be returned to the
commune, It the Council Room, Hav-
llkull street. South orwalk. from and
including October 1 . 1009. to and in~
l‘lllliinfl November I. 1000, Mid oflice
lo bu open from 10:00 to 12:00 o‘oloolr
i. "L. and from 2:00 to 0:00 o'clock
p. in; on SniurdIyI from 7:00 to 0:00
o‘clock in the evening, and Monday.
November 1. 19M. from 7:00 to 9:00
p. m.
Dated It the city of sinus Norimlk,
Conn. October 0. 1000. -
FRANKLIN A. routine.
n. WILLIAM HARI'ORD. -
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MUSIC HALL
OOU'I'H NONWAIIK.
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